Laura Vaughn’s MAFS diary: ‘Polly’s a hypocrite – Adam should QUIT after she admitted wanting to swap her husband’
WHAT happened to women supporting women? – that all got forgotten about in last night’s episode of Married At First Sight.
Honestly, there is so much to deep dive into after Wednesday’s instalment.
In yesterday’s diary I shared my prediction about a SECOND wife swap and to be honest, I really do think that it could happen.
I mentioned that I have felt sorry for Hannah, and the girls certainly didn’t hold back when they told her what they thought about her situation with Stephen.
As viewers will know, Hannah and Stephen have had a rough ride since getting married – and now she’s been flirting with Richelle’s husband Orson.
Quite a few of the girls aren’t impressed with her flirtatious ways, but I can’t get over the fact that Polly has said that she would do the same thing after admitting she’d marry Stephen!
If you are as obsessed as Married At First Sight as I am, you need to keep reading, as I’ve got some thoughts...
Polly is hypocritical
The real elephant in the room is that Polly is making all this her business when it has nothing to do with her and Adam.
No one is coming for Adam… no one wants Adam.
Once again she’s on her high horse, she’s condemning Hannah for going after someone else’s husband, whilst simultaneously going after someone else’s husband.
I don’t like the behaviour from some of the girls in this scene. A lot of these issues are coming from poor emotional intelligence.
I don’t know how to deal with these situations without an argument.
I really liked that Emma and Richelle stood up for Hannah.
It was uncomfortable viewing.
The group debriefing what was said on the girls and boys day, and Polly tells Adam that she would twist.
She said it was like it was no big deal.
Hang on you’ve been begging this guy go attention, he seems to finally be giving it to you… and you expect him to be ok with it?!
Polly Vs Hannah
The comment from Polly to Hannah – the last thing you want to do is get brave.
That is such a loaded threatening comment to make.
The way she really leaned into it.
I don’t find the girls intimating but there doing the most to do the most to come across intimidating.
With them saying we don’t want Hannah to feel excluded, whilst shouting at her and lining up a perfectly planned attack is just so jarring.
It does seem that Hannah has been a little flirt with the men.
But were the men standing up for themselves in this respect?!
When she was flirting with them and making them feel uncomfortable did they say ‘oh no sorry Hannah can you not?’
Or did they just hide behind their women….
Is romance on the cards?
Emma and Caspar’s flirting at the end – I don’t now if you’d call it flirting, but it was very sweet.
She was making moves to get her snog. he touched her hand. it was sweet.
It was hilarious with the scene in the morning and opens the bed covers and he’s fully clothes.